Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 28,1997 - THREE
Academic awards presented at Heppner High School Home school students hold awards presentation
The Academic Awards Dessert
for Heppner High School was
held Tuesday, May 20, 1997.
Students were recognized and
honored for academic excellence
in the classroom as well as for
participation in special programs
and contests. The following
students were recognized for
their achievements during the
1996-1997 school year:
Heppner High School Student
Council: Student Body President
Brian Kofiler, Vice President
Adam Doherty, Secretary Josie
Proctor,
Treasurer
Brent
Gunderson, Publicity Director
Brandi Marshall.
Senior Class Officers: President
Traci Dickenson, Vice President
Toni Kemp, Secretary Jeff
Watkins, Treasurer Lonnie Rill,
Representative Jim Schlaich.
Junior Class Officers: President
Josh Roy, Vice President Lexi
Matteson, Secretary Jessica
VanWinkle, Treasurer Linsey
Ropp, Representative Annie
Hisler.
Sophomore Class Officers:
President Jill Barber, Vice
President Kathleen Greenup,
Secretary/Treasurer Jaci Hughes,
Representative Travis Winters,
Representative Amber Peck.
Freshmen Class Officers:
President Casey Ingraham, Vice
President
Kim
Pointer,
Secretary/Treasurer
Chris
Bowman, Representative Jake
Roy, Representative Abby Kahl.
President's Educational
Excellence
Awards:
Traci
Dickenson, Brent Gunderson,
Toni Kemp, Brian Koffler and
Eric Schonbachler.
President's Educational
Improvement Awards: Phil
Tellechea
and
Lindsey
Waterland.
Oregon Scholar/Athlete
Awards: Traci Dickenson, Toni
Kemp, Brian Koffler, Brent
Gunderson, Eric Schonbachler,
Phil
Tellechea,
Lindsey
Waterland, and Josh Coiner.
Oregon Association of
Secondary School Administrators
Students of Merit Honor Team:
Business-Brent Gunderson, Fine
Arts Visual-Jason Wolford,
Computer Science-Rob Schultz,
Foreign Language Spanish-Tim
Dickenson, Home Economics-
Emmett Evans, Performing Arts-
Brandi Marshall, Mathematics-
Toni
Kemp,
Physical
Education/Health-Abby Kahl,
Social Studies-Toni Kemp,
Industrial Arts-Frank Martin,
Science-Eric Schonbachler, and
Language Arts-Jonas Healy.
4.0 all three quarters: Traci
Dickenson, Toni Kemp, Trisha
Adams, Ashley Ropp and
Matthew VanLiew.
Honor Roll all three quarters:
Joshua Coiner, Brent Gunderson,
Brian Koffler, Brandi Marshall,
Justin Matteson, David Michael,
Lon Moeller, Enc Schonbachler,
Phillip
Tellechea,
Lindsey
Waterland, Richard Worden,
Mindy
Binschus,
Melissa
Cutsforth, Jayme Hansen, Josie
Proctor Jill Barber, Brooke
Boyer, Timothy Dickenson, Jim
Kang, Leah Denton, Lindsay
Greif, Casey Ingraham, Darrel
Kang, Macy Rhea and Michael
Schonbachler.
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Jill Barber, Brooke Boyer, Tim
Dickenson, Traci Dickenson,
Toni Kemp, and David Michael.
United States Air Force: Top
Math Student for Heppner High
School-Tom Kemp; Top Science
Student for Heppner High
School-Enc Schonbachler.
Knowledge Master Team: Brian
Koffler, Josie Proctor, Sarah
Greif, Leah Denton, Matthew
Van Liew, Ashley Ropp, Traci
Dickenson, Jonas Healy, Ian
Sweek, Matt Jepsen, Trisha
Adams, Tom Kemp, Jayme
Hansen, Joseph Bourne, Amy
Papineau, Stephanie Clough,
Kim Pointer, Josh Roy, Laurie
Michael, Aftby Kahl and Casey
Ingraham.
Drama: Rebecca Ward, Jarrod
Clark, Josh Coiner, Leah Denton,
Tim
Dickenson,
Traci
Dickenson, David Gray, Lindsay
Greif, Sarah Greif, Brent
Gunderson, Jayme Hansen,
Stormy Howard, Jend Ployhar,
Travis Judd, Abby Kahl, Kyle
Moye, Brandi Marshall, Kristen
Marshall, Frank Martin, Mitch
Mathews, David Michael, Laurie
Michael, Jamie Perez, Kim
Pointer, Macy Rhea, Rick
Worden, Lonnie Rill, Ashley
Ropp,
Jake
Roy,
Eric
Schonbachler, Robby Schultz,
Genny Sneddon, Joe Steinbruck,
Tim Sumner, Allison Sykes,
Heidi Turrell, Julie Watkins,
Damien
Wilhelm,
Travis
Wilhelm, and Jason Wolford.
Ralph Werner's Music Awards:
Most Improved Musician-Sarah
Greif, Academic Award-Chris
Bowman, Pep Band Award-Julie
Watkins and Joseph Bourne.
A1 Beck's Awards: Law-Josh
Coiner, David Gray and Josh
Roy;
Global
Studies-first
semester
Travis
Wilhelm,
second semester Jonas Healy and
Josh Roy.
Les Payne's Awards:
Govemment-Brian Koffler, Traci
Dickenson, Toni Kemp and Eric
Schonbachler; Health-Jill Barber,
Brooke Boyer, Tim Dickenson,
Kathleen Greenup and Jaci
Hughes; World History-Brooke
Boyer and Luiza Saenz.
Linda Dutcher's Awards:
Ethnic Studies-Jayme Hansen
and Jaylene Papineau; Oregon
Writing Festival-Sarah Baker,
Lindsay
Greif and
Amy
Papineau; Language Arts Three
Excellence-Adam
Doherty,
Jayme Hansen. Chris Anthony,
Miles Hill, Travis Wilhelm and
Adam Doherty; Language Arts
Three Student of the Year-Jonas
Healy; Most Improved-Annie
Hisler; Publications Excellence-
Amy Drake, Lindsay Greif, Amy
Papineau, Kim Pointer, Macy
Rhea, Allison Sykes, Stephanie
Clough, Leah Denton, Kristen
Marshall, Jill Barber, Tim
Dickenson, Kathleen Greenup,
Janelle Healy and Jaci Hughes;
Effort-Damn Ployhar, Jend
Ployhar, Jake Roy and Corey
Miller;
Most
Improved-
C h ris to p h e r
A n th o n y ;
Photography-Jason Wolford and
Casey Ingraham; Publication
Student of the Year-Trisha
Adams
Val Campbell's Awards:
Excellence in Language Arts
Twelve-Tom
Kemp,
Traci
Dickenson, Rebecca Ward and
Eric Schonbachler; Excellence in
Language Arts Ten-Travis Judd,
Tim Dickenson, Jaci Hughes, and
Brooke Boyer.
Sally Walker's Awards-
Language Arts Achievement-
Trisha Adams, Casey Ingraham,
Cody Bellamy, Ashley Ropp and
Matthew
VanLiew;
Achievement
and
Most
Improved-
Clint
Bellamy;
Improved
Student-Amanda
McDaniel;
Language
Arts
Special
Achievement-Luiza
Saenz and Darrel Kang.
Nancy Swarat's Math Awards:
Oregon Council of Teachers of
Mathematics Four Years Toni
Kemp and Brian Koffler;
Calculus-Tom Kemp, Traci
Dickenson, Eric Schonbachler
and Brian Koffler;
Math
Analysis-Jim Kang; Integrated
Three-Lori Moeller and Phil
Tellechea; Integrated Two and
Three-Matthew
VanLiew;
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Integrated Two-Tim Dickenson,
Darrel Kang, Jill Barber and
Ashley Ropp; Integrated One-
Trisha Adams, Leah Denton,
Casey Ingraham and Michael
Schonbachler.
Karen Beck's Math Awards:
Most Improved in Pre-Algebra-
Royal
Robinson;
High
Achievement in Pre-Algebra-
Luiza Saenz.
Spelling Contest Awards: In-
School Division III First Place-
Joseph Bourne, Second Place-
Brian Koffler, Third Place-Josh
Coiner, Altemate-Leah Denton;
District Division 11
Fourth
Place-Joseph Bourne, Fifth
Place- Brian Koffler.
Ron Neighom's Spanish
Awards: Excellence in Spanish-
Sarah Greif and Timothy
Dickenson; Most Improved
Spanish Student-Jacob Cambodia
and Miff Devin.
Heather Hacking's Spanish
Awards: Excellence in Spanish-
Cody Bellamy, Ashley Ropp,
Michael Schonbachler, Matthew
VanLiew, Jim Kang, Darrel
Kang, Allison Sykes, Brooke
Sweeney,
Trisha
Adams,
Stephanie Clough, Leah Denton,
Lindsay Greif, and Abby Kahl;
Most Improved-Joe Steinbruck
Bob Sagely's Science Awards:
Physical Science Student of the
Year-Cody
Bellamy;
Most
Improved Effort in Science-
Amanda McDaniel.
Steve Brownfield's Science
Awards: Academic Excellence
in Biology One-Trisha Adams,
Casey Ingraham, Ashley Ropp,
Matthew VanLiew and Jim
Kang; Excellent Effort in
Biology Two-Tim Dickenson,
Jill Barber, Brooke Boyer and
Kathleen Greenup; Excellent
Effort Biology One-Macy Rhea;
Academic Excellence Field
Biology-Josh Coiner, Brian
Koffler and Eric Schonbachler;
Excellent Effort Field Biology-
Phil Tellechea.
Walt Pilgrim's Business
Awards: Typewriting One-Tnsha
Adams, Leah Denton, Ashley
Ropp and Michael Schonbachler;
A cco u n tin g
Tw o-B rent
Gunderson and Toni Kemp;
A ccounting
O ne-M indy
Binschus;
Skills Challenge
Awards:
Accounting-Brent
Gunderson; Word Processing-
Nicole VanEtta and Jonas Healy;
Advanced Typewriting-Mmdy
Binschus, Lori Moeller, Traci
Dickenson and Tim Dickenson.
Dave Fowler's Technology
Awards: Woodworkers Award-
Stacy Lauritsen and Jeff Wilson;
Best Beginning Technology
Student for 96-97-Christy Kenny
and
Ashley
Ropp;
Best
Construction Worker for 96-97-
Emmet Evans; Most Improved
Technology Student for 96-97-
Casey
Evans;
Technology
D ep artm en t
C o m p u ter
Technician Award for 96-97-
Frank Martin.
Greg Grant's Work Experience
Awards: Nappa Auto Parts-Jeff
Wilson; Forest Service-Stormy
Howard and Katie Nichols;
Hospital and Nursing Home-
Genny Sneddon; and Red Apple
and Ginger Bread House-
Rebecca Ward.
Hunter
education
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and Sheila McDaniel, Gary and
Teresa Gaines, Loren and
Kathryn Unruh, and Tim and
Myma Van Cleave.
Lexington families included
Dick and Karen Temple and
Beryl and Susie Stillman. From
lone were the families of Les and
Kim Thompson and Kelly
Christman. The Jordan and Mary
K. Maley family from Condon
participated.
EXCEL (Excellent Christian
Education League) is a group of
local homeschool families whose
purpose is to provide support
and encouragement to one
another, said a news release.
EXCEL activities during the
1996-97 school year included
mothers' teas, Christmas caroling
at the nursing home, a sewing
class, bowling and field trips to
the Bank of Eastern Oregon,
police station, city hall, fire
station, and the Oregon East
Symphony Young People's
Concert.
Fishing Derby planned June 8
classes set
A hunter education course has
been scheduled for the Heppner
area. The course will be held on
June 5, 12, 13, 19 and 20.
The first session will be from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Forest
Service office in Heppner. The
sessions on June 13 and 20 will
be from 1-4 p.m. As a general
rule, all five sessions should be
attended for the student to pass.
Another class may not be
offered in the area this summer
and so kids who need a hunter's
education class should attend this
one.
In addition to learning safe
hunting techniques, students
taking this class will leam proper
hunter ethics, basic wildlife
management and outdoor skills.
The course is required for all
hunters younger than 18 (unless
they hunt on their own property)
in Oregon. Anyone interested or
for more information, call Russ
Morgan at 676-5230 (days) or
676-5729 (evenings).
There is no fee for the course.
The annual kids' fishing derby,
sponsored by the U.S. Forest
Service, the Heppner Lions Club
and the Mid Columbia Bass
Club, will be held Sunday, June
8, at the boat ramp at the Willow
Creek Reservoir.
The derby, open to kids 12 and
under, will get underway with
registration at noon at the boat
ramp at the Willow Creek
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Graveside memorial service
for Ruth M. Nutting will be held
Saturday, May 31, at 11 a.m. at
the Heppner Masonic Cemetery.
Mrs. Nutting died Tuesday,
May 27, 1997, at Pioneer
Memorial Nursing Home in
Heppner.
A complete obituary will be in
next week's Gazette-Times.
Sweeney Mortuary is in charge
of arrangements.
Reservoir in Heppner. Fishing
will be from 1-5 p.m.
The derby will feature "all
kinds of pnzes for all age groups,
as well as a casting contest," said
Lions Club member Steve Rhea.
There is no charge to fish in the
contest. Registration forms are
available at the Forest Service.
Beverages will be available
during the contest.
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A report was given at the
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successful dinner served for
around 180 bikers on May 9.
The summer reading program
plans are in the works. The dates
and the name of the coordinator
will be announced later.
The annual book shower was
held with books presented to
Christy Crowell, club librarian.
A new member, Chenlyn
Smouse, was welcomed to the
club.
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awards night on Monday, May
19, at Christian Life Center in
Heppner.
A total o f 34
hom eschooled
students
participated.
The students from each family
did a presentation for the
audience after which their
parents gave them awards. '
Students' presentations included
piano, instrumental, and vocal
solos,
Scripture
recitation,
naming state capitals, reading
and a piano trio. Many of the
awards were given for character
qualities such as diligence, self-
control, creativity, and initiative.
Other awards were given for
mastery
of
phonics
and
completing grade levels.
Participating families were
from Heppner, Lexington, lone,
and Condon. Heppner families
included Bill and Nancy Jepsen,
Mike and Nancy McGuire,
Andrew and C.J. Johnson, Jeff
and Nanci Klein, Kevin and
Sharia Erich, Sylvia Westrom,
Tom and Kelly Fritz, Richard
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